Sentence examples for to thrive the from inspiring English sources

Agriculture seemed to thrive; the 1930 wheat harvest was unsurpassed for more than 30 years.

If they and their fellow Germans continue to thrive, the tennis industry could be the beneficiary.

But, because independent arbiters aren't allowed to thrive, the public doesn't believe them.

But for Pakistan's girls to thrive, the country needs to focus on their education.

This is depressing for anyone who wants Italy to thrive: the last thing it needs is another bout of protectionism.

"As businesses are allowed to thrive, the people are more free to express their needs," he said.

So in areas that are getting warmer and dryer, many plants have become smaller and less able to thrive, the researchers write.

And so the underground can represent the failure to thrive in the vertical city, sometimes literally.

Anderson expects Trott to thrive under the extra pressure on the final day of the series.

Both men appear to thrive on the energy of the crowd.

This strain allows the plant to thrive in the humid local climate.